Sentence examples for Closely engaging from inspiring English sources

Still, one thing is certain: there is much to be gained in reducing research waste [ 6] by more closely engaging expert communities, non-professionals and end-users through recognition of Mode 2 knowledge production processes and concepts.

Bellerophon was soon closely engaged with the French, breaking through the enemy line and closing with Aigle.

Others claim he was closely engaged.

For progress to continue, Mr. Bush will have to remain closely engaged with Israeli and Palestinian leaders.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has been closely engaged with the Cabinet Office in its work on this, Graham says.

The Rev. Robert Sirico, president of Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty in Grand Rapids, Mich., said that throughout the discussion Mr. Bush was closely engaged with each person who spoke.

"I grew up in a military family, and have my own record of service, and have stayed closely engaged with our armed forces throughout my public career.

And there was this: "I agree we need hospital doctors and nurses to be much more closely engaged in commissioning" – something the bill makes no provision for.

Without her, American music in the last 40 years would have lacked not only a generous patron but a formidable champion and a closely engaged comrade as well.

In some cases, they said, it was easier to press countries to stop using young soldiers if the United States remained closely engaged with them.

And even though the sheer number and scale of many of his projects necessitates a team of assistants, he is closely engaged in every stage of the work.